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Celebrating a record-breaking Brisbane International 2024

Fans embraced the return of the Brisbane International this summer, with more than 100,000 people flocking to the Queensland Tennis Centre. This meant the 2024 event was the highest-attended tournament in the state in the past decade. “We are thrilled to have the Brisbane International back in its traditional format and know how much Queenslanders... View Article The post Celebrating a record-breaking Brisbane International 2024 appeared first on Brisbane International Tennis.

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